Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-27
CHICAGO.
The Garden City Done up in
Small Parcels.
Doings of a Week.

DOlngS OF Week.
Mr.. Ed. Green, is visiting New York.
Mr.. Jasper Taylor, is visiting Cincin-
natti.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas is visiting in
Frankfort, KY.
Miss Annie NJ Hill has returned from
Minnetonka, MINI.
Miss Maggie Higgins has returned to
her home in Freehold, N. j.
G. A. johnson, editor of the British
I Lion, Hamilton, Ont, is in the city.
Mr.. VIM. Wharton has returned from
Old Point Comfort much improved.
Harsh & Taylor are in the lead when
it comes to furnishing frst-class "wet
goods" No. 434 State.
Mr.. Scott was shot and fatally wound
ed by his wife on Tuesday. Family
troubles said to be the cause.
The WESTERN APPEAL will always be
found on sale at Estella Cafe and Chas.
ILandre's, Ill, 3. Harrison street.
Mr.. r. 3. Rhodes has been appointed
on the detective force. We now have
two patrolmen and three detectives.
Mr.. David Weir and Miss Nellie
Fowler were united in marriage at the
residence of Mr.. Chas. Weir on the 18th.
Mrs. Sadie White gave ladies tea on
last Wednesday in honor of her guest,
Mrs Prince Albert. A large number
were present.
We were much pleased at being fav-
ored with call from Mr.. j. X. Hilyard
of the WESTERN APPEAL of st. Paul, who
is attending the Masonic convention in
this city.
Mr.. A. ]. Beard, who done SO much
for the st. George Commandery in their
recent entertainment, has been voted a
$50 medal, which will be presented to
him Thursday evening at Battery d.
Among the strangers in the city this
week are: Messrs. S. Amber, F. Mar
tin, w. Freeman, Washington, d. c., j.
K Hilyard, M. d. Pettis, St. Paul, r..
Mason. Alexandria, Va, 7. Y. Chopper,
Milwaukee, a. Palmer, Kansas City, G.
w. Hines, Louisville, KY.
Mrs, j. G. Plummer gave reception
in honor of Mesdames Murrell and
Harrison Thursday evening. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Mead Mr.. and Mrs. P.F Tinsley, Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell; Misses NJ v. Robin
son, Jennie Hobbs, Annie Harsh
Messrs. NJ F. Butler, G. W Woods, II.
Duncan, j. Hobbs. w, Weller, F. w.
Harsh, w. CoWan and DR.. Marley.
The Union Social club picnic went to
Willow Springs Grove Thursday the 18th
the cars filled with pleasure seekers,
steamed out of the Union Depot at II
o'clock, and time long to be remem-
bered was enjoyed by the hundreds
that ayailed themselves of the golden
opportunity. Too much credit cannot
be given to the committee Of manage
ment for the efficient manner in which
they conducted the picnic.
Messrs. Jay Cox and Malone gave a
dinner Thursday to some of our ladies
and gentlemen. Among those present
were: Mrs. d. w. Brown, Mrs. Josh
Gray, Mrs. A. Mcintosh Mrs. "A. An
derson, Mrs. G. Nice Clarity, Mrs. Hyram,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Misses G. Ryan,
Bell, *. Adams, Z. Sidell, Messrs. s. r..
SnoWden, E, Lucas, p. Green, J. @. Da-
Wis, r. Crawford, Hon. III. P. Symms,
N. Coates, w. Whorton and numerous
others.
The grand Masonic convention that
was called by the Grand Lodge, Of Ill,
4 at its last session was called to order il
the st. George Commandery Lodge
room, corner Of State and Sixteenth
streets, by NJ. A. Clark, P. M, of Ar
kansas, acting chairman protein, with
i b. r. Watson, p. M. of Kansas, as sec
rotary protein. A committee on ere.
/ dentials who examined and reported ia.
j yorably on twenty nine credentials, rep
resenting the Grand Lodges of the fol
flowing states, districts and jurisdi lotions
Arkansas, Alabama, California, Colo
RADIO, Florida, District of Golum bia, Ind
J. lana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan
!, New Jerseys s. Carolina, Tennessee ane
4 w. Virginia. After q few minutes il
sparring on technical points of order,
4 committee was appointed on perman
/ ent organization, whose report Of the
following officers was received anc
adopted: President, M "a. Clark, PM
of Arkansas; vice preside nt, II. Moore
\ P. M. of Indiana second vice president
q g. g. Dean, p. Ne. of Texas; third vice
president, D. II. Stityard, r. NJ. of w
s. Virginia secretary, BE-. Watson, GIN
[ Of Kansas; assistant secretary, r. r
Minis, G. NJ. of Alabama; door keeper
Jno. Walker, Of Illinois. After shor
address from the presid lent the conyen
ton adjourned until 8 a. m. Wednes
I day. A reception was rendered th,
s. visiting delegates at Central Hall by thu
. Illinois Grand Lodge.
Leadville. Col.